izzysoft / phpdivelog

displays the information of your Palms ​AquaDiveLog or your PCs Subsurface logbook on your website. Moved to https://codeberg.org/izzy/phpDiveLog

What is phpDiveLog?

phpDiveLog displays the information of your Palms AquaDiveLog logbook based on CSV files you generate with the Java Conduit shipped with AquaDiveLog. Providing some "magics" it allows you to combine these data with additional information, such as pictures or other external data sources.

As for now, phpDiveLog offers you no features to edit these data. But it provides you with facilities to display...

• ...the Dive Logbook. Here you browse through the list of your dives (in the config file, you may specify how many entries should be displayed per page). For detailed information, a click on the dive# brings you directly to the log books entry.
• ...the Dive Statistics, which show you some basic stats about your dives, such as max/avg depth and divetime etc.
• ...the Dive Sites Information, which provides you with a list of your dive sites. Again, a click on the site# brings you to the details page
• ...all Dive Sites in Google Maps or Google Earth with a single click
• ...the Divers Information, where you can define some "about me" items

Additionally, you also can export your dive and site information to PDF - in order to maintain a "paper version" of your logbook.

What are the requirements to use phpDiveLog?

• For data conversion from AquaDiveLog (see install/adl/) you need to have a Java interpreter installed (refer to the AquaDiveLog documentation for details).
• For data conversion from Subsurface (see install/subsurface/) you'll need a PHP CLI interpreter.

phpDiveLog itself only requires a running web server with PHP (version 4 or higher) support.

What license is used?

phpDiveLog uses the Gnu Public License v2.

Where can I find more information?

• in the Demo
• in the Wiki
• within the downloaded files
• on the AquaDiveLog Homepage

phpdivelog's Issues

Privacy adjustments

• location links (sites with coordinates) are currently going to Google Maps. This should be changed to OSM (something like https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=35.30731480&mlon=33.35525891&zoom=15&layers=C).
• from the site list, there are links to show all sites in …
  • Google Earth: this is no issue, as it actually does nothing but download a KML file; what to open it with is up to the user. But it should possibly be renamed to "Download KML"
  • and Google Maps: this actually opens GMaps and loads the KML there. Should be switched to something like https://osm.quelltextlich.at/viewer-js.html?kml_url=https://<server>/<path>/<file.kml> (uses OSM; found via OSM Wiki)

For flexibility, maybe even offer options to chose between G and O?